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Prom the LONDON G4ZI7'PE, 1 7 1 b. 1808. Morse Guards v, Fel), 9 1808. Majesty'bv btwn,l)l4ner:: , 14 grant his most raeloi is , pernli,sion to the h Ilvgiment of Font:to agitnne b,ar, t., any other Budges or - IX-wicep, to win, h they, AA. .etnitle I, the, word '' Do-niniea7, on Itr, Coiohr.l and Apirol„nuients, Hs a 'ditittngttiofMng,inark of ine good' Conduct And ex, emplaiy Valour displayed by that Regiment. in the Jett ;,ce of the Island of Poi - 11411p aglinst ,a very superior French Foree;,on the 22d.leeb. tans. By drder of his Royal klighness the Coin . tnanderin Chief, lI,Alt/tY CALVERT, 4.(1j,-Gen. , • hors,; Glleiniv, Feb. to. • - - - 7- His 11Tisjeaty has been pirased-to grant his most . . gracibus permission to IS' Flank Comi*wtes of the tst Battalions of the voli `'laid triist.Rogititents,and such other Officers and Men of .those Corps as were serving with the Army iii Calabria, 'to assume ;And WAME on their Appointments. the• word " Maida," avan hotiourallle and lasting testimony of the distin guished Gallantry displayed by.those Detachments, in common with the 'otlwr Regiments which were ertgaged in the Action which was fought between the thitishi and French Arrnkes on the 4th July, 1800, on the Plains of Maida. By Order ofhis.Royal Highness the Com mander in Chief, . I - 1411We C i.v caT, Adj.-Gen. Coinn!huoln dried by tke.Loi•ci Lieutenami of. the County of Essex. To I* Deputy Lieutenants—Mit:hard Vachcll, Fog. Dated t. 1446 v; , Stanes . ltrockett Charnlmlafne, Esq. ; Dated 4s above. (meld) Sava% Doted- Nov igo7 Christopher Com yos Parker, E*i s , Dated Nov. Ili y Wm; Waltham, : Dated as Above. ,Geoigo • brtdos, Esq. Dated Dix. 6, t1i07.1 . 'earl g kinaliOn of Es4e.r :Wm. ,E9iif 4gh', riSq. to ty.: Captain. Dated lan. tg, iraliern ilalrallon of dirro. Motet - taut lolin'Shirley to be Leptaiti. Dated January 37, • loi) lei:it:lib Crosier Harrison, Gent. to Liisign. 1. ated,aa above Coisvmareioni timed 1 the I,ord - Jl.4 , utenartr for this Connor of Xcnt:. • • .. South Kest P;se'unteers, be .Keisey, Esq. Dated Feb.. 9, log. Chinn is 11.irrisoti,' Esq. vice tournay, resigned. - Dated 4.) , .VV.." Sinnott Dated-as above. To --Tliotnr6 14.Wien, Gent. vice State, re• above. bc; Wm; A ustai; Cent. vice I. State, resigned. I.Xlicn as above. Thenii.is Swain, Grin, vice I larrisua, Dated as above. leaniags, Gent. vice resigne.l. aittd as above. North ilyleitn..l Lrgiotr. A'orthfle.l.V4lo‘ol. Jahn Williams Prouse, Geol. to be First Lie.itallaant, vice _Dorman, resigner.. bairn i iii. ao, tiog. Cunsmis,l4ns signed 4.1 the L,:rd Lieuitnanl q f the COttllty of Inverness., Inverness...4l,e. Writ, Measles, Cent. 'to be Ensign, vice George. Grad ; signed. Dated Nov. IS, tllo7. • Inveo nes r. shire Po/tamer JnJaurry. fort Willi r» t, rithstig, Illoidarl, and Eigg Rattaii‘n. Pint William Cwitb.snr,, Ewon Cameron, Cent. to be timetiytt. y.ee john Curninitigo tit iguetl . l'ate4l-lan. 9, 18(8. Third Fo.r (Ar Illaty fi r gli ) Malcolm Sinclair, Gent. Ac be Lieutenant, vice Donald Ca. ineron, iccigned, Dated 9, tSzS, Eweit,CataLion, Gent, to be Ensign. Dated as above. /1/0/0 1 .4,t empaoy, Ensign Allan Mactionakl to be Lieutenant, vice Angus Ma: a, promoted in the Line. WWII 14a. y, 18.)6. Alex. tvluctionald, Gent. to lie Ensign, vice Alian Macdonald, ptuinuted. Dated,ws.abuve. Lwig liland'ilatiation. Irhavd "Lail azal Jptin 144c40n215t, Gent. t 'vice fames 'Vac tjuceii,reetiit:tt. DAt.:.t .iii. r.t, ISkt, Glengarv, Itelordr, aNfl.ericifinti4 Bartilm. • ltivar ampie t y. Simon Nii,ioton4l(l, jun. Esq. 'to ne Captain, vice lohnlVlac. 44011.elki s drCei4Ca. Dated lan. 25, 008. f41 . 4.1it lived 4 j ' the L. ft Lie/den t in! of doe County of Bed .. turd. Datod itlajoi• Diror,unto,i- Artillet:p Volunteer:. Charles isdimer. Gent. to be Fist Lie , itelistit, vice Barber, dec l eabeti. Wirt: .Batitioti 4 cent, to Ix First. Cornet, vice St.i,cua, rebigried, Fl.ir.k Sttiteli, Cent. to be Sceund tact ; view Simtion, mittfont ileto t l tk L,Urd Lkutonant tf J 6 Cvmqr: of • 117clunoutit • To be Drputy I..i.Nreq.itur uj dlonm.nithiblre. Wm. Cone, Esq. I'hOilL43 Lewis Esq. liiith.un Thomas, E,141. (Win. Hoskins, E.A. t ultu heucher, I,sq. The; Rev. Etiwartl The itcv. - MotAtiouse, hr Dr, irry Itrraoc i 44lo.i. 0 The Rev., Thomas f ()AVM 'Thomas, Esq. Whig. Ensign Geo.- Coselislo be Lieutenant. D.itett rail. 2s, ad. Emign lobo Want 10 he ditto. . Dated dsobove., Stoughton Denny, Cent. to' he Ensign, 0a1..1 ),n, 14 . Thotuas tidyy , t%ctrl, to be ditto. Dated Feb. s, 1804. Ttionws Atkins, Gent, to be ditto, - Dated an atioi.c. Crywn.qiire, 184., MEMBEItg RI:TWINED. TO SERVE ,3N, TUE. tqI.ESENT YABLIANIRNT. Iloroimb of Stamford - Evan Poo !ices, ofSouthampton.street, vv iittin the 1.11)VI Ille3 Westrnifit.ter, ill the c:oillay of URl dirli, Esti. in the to:wii of foals Lchni4 Eq. tte..:easutl. 13artn ti.robury—Duciley North, 1 , .3({: • 4 CIIrSTIAt CI RCUIT. " Busier DA Lt. As, EN. • FitAtiC4o Pint Tow, £;:q. 14lootgurtorryhhir:: Sett4.l4y, April X, at Pool. April 8, at Ituthin, 11,1titurt; ' Thinfindy, Apia 14, at.Nlot,l. • ,• Chcslirro,Wedimiclo, Aprtl .1,, at the Caolc of Chester. E,LVKRUPTS, Jonathan loneSiot Fix Limeithirc,althousekceper, to sus'. ronla• Feb. 23, ti, at "Mr. stns APIA aot elevcn,ut rho Star Alasichtor. A rforoi , i, Wits!, St.trje.intokria or Mom, and Parry. leWry, Vutirti.o. 8211IUCI Lost ax, tit Touge,„. Iftuica..!ii re, irictool ler, A ,, farch 9, . 4( 0 ) , , , v , to, nt uI vCtt, And April 2, in tylvt:l, ye, At, the Flan: and 110111.65, Hury. , Attoride6, ivlr. Woodcoui Bury ; or I Mr. Illakclock, Tertiplc., London. Melling %You{ Icy, of Sntylcy Briagc, Lane ishire;cotton•spitt• ner, M Arch r, '4, atilt tlpril 2, ut . tWo o ..ll the DOS Tavvrii. Manchester. A ttorni,s, MeWs. I ialitVact Jod A 11134010, Migicilosrer or Messrs. Milne and rimy; Jewry, London. . Willt,ini Williams, of Swineslicad, Lincolnshire, grocer, Yen. 29, : IVirrch r, Lind pril Inc lon, g.nigston. upon- I I A tnntilt:!4. MOM'S. Ko4ser and Son, tlotlett's.buildin:;:;, Londuil or Mr. Orckunson, 111,11. Jilin 11112, of Iforbling, I..lnuuln :tire, grocer, March 17, Is 3, anti April. 2, at tilaven, at too t; yhound t wt, Pathen. Attntitioa, Nlr. %Vortii, llotblutg, or Mt:s2ro. Jute, BJtI atia tolborn- court, I..ondun. lotto Stroud,: at Watton-twon.'lliatoti, — Sitrrey, brwic, inAker, Feb, 17, M,irch 5, and April 2, at twievv, at,Uttittl. Ihttl; London. Atturnica, Mews. Clark Ana Uraicbrook, C tug tsey, Surrey, f , 140 NDON: 4Sy ...lieu Alta flAikk 8, Of NO, 4, Martlett.court, Ilow;street ; a nd published by WILLIAM AR MIOIII SCR I!PS., Of §butliMolton-strc:i, Crovector-bilupre; At thq Stlti.-01 , PICH No. i l , btraud; where ildvq? lisements, O r d ers for the Paper, 1 then for the B &c. (post &cosi-paid), mutt addresired. 1 x 'Edwanl Guest, Birmingliarn, grocer, Mai'cli Si 9, welts A tiAlt i t 2, at ten, at the Unitni 'Tavern, )31_01041am. Atrorihe; Mr, Lowe, Birmingham ; or rilr. Exchequer-oi. lice, Lineetlit'. I nn, London. Nlorris,.4 Manefi ' e.iter, leather-seller, Marc ia 2,3, and . April three,qa the ko}al Oak Inn, Manchester.. At. trunica, Messrs. Kearslcy and Card Well, , Matiellcster ; or Mr. Cursitor-street,' London. Film Burge, late.or Castle-Lary, Sornersctallire, Atocking. • miler, Fre ' lL a 7, March 1, and April a, ateiJven, the Anstion Inn , Aristiard.. Attornies, Mr. €. Dyniti B1i3t011; or Mr. W. Dyne Sierieatit's-Inn, Fleet-street, Lanidotl- Charlton Votts, of Longbenton, .Nora him - Medi:n(4 chandler, . March 9, and April z, at eleven, at tilt Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attornies, Messra. Clay.. ton, hi innell and Bi - own, Newcastle-upon-Tyne or Messrs. Clayton, Scott, .andßlamire, tiri New. square, London. Leach, of Horton, Yorkshire, woolstapler, March 17, at raven; iS, and April 2, at eleven, at the '!'aloft Bradfavti. At tonnes, Messrs. Hailstones and Bentley, Brad ' ford ;.ur Mr. Evans, Thavicsami, London. , janies'lngifah and George Inslisit, err PreStcli, Lancashire, orapets; Marei; 3t, A priljt, and 2, at one, at the Globe T a. verii,Live•povi. A ttornies, Mr; Blackst"ek, LiveepOul ; or. Mr. T. thuck.stock t St. AlildreiPs-contt, Poultry, London. Peirce (Mall, of Sloane-square, Chelsea, Middlesex, brick. layer, Feb. 27,, March 5, and April 2, at eleven, at Guild.. hall. Attorney, Mr. Nelson, Maddox -street, Hanover square ;, or King's road, Chelsea. Edward Itimingtoir, of Liierpool, timber-merchant, March ra, is, 'and April 2, at eleven,iit the Globe Tavern,Liver. pool. Attormes, Al , r, lilaekstock, St. Mildred's-court, Poultry, London ; or Messrs. Liardswell and Stevenson, Liverpool. William kohdeS of Friday-street, London, warehomeman, Feb. 27, Marc h's, and April 2, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr, W hittaktir, 111Val.cOUrt, Long-acre. lames Barclay, of Old. broad:street, London, merchant, Feb. • 23, at eleven, March r, and Apiii 2, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies,, Messrs. Lodington and H .11, Secondaries-Of-- firer , William Marshall, of Newark-upon-Trent, draper t Feb. 23,• at eleven, March c, and April 2, at ten, at Guildhall; London, Attorney, Mr. Thurnas4l2.lon,, St. Michael's, alley, Cornhill. Robert Williams, of Ox ford- streetrMiddlescx, straw-hat; MaittifaCturer, at twelve, Marc!: z, ai:d April :2, at ten; at Guildhall. Atomics, Mejsr.i, Dwitudand,l44.r-, ker, I ield-con G ray's-lon ' 14111C3 Clio tllitill , of Fails Worth, Lancashire, manufacturer, • Feb. 26, April 1, omit 2, at three, at the Bull's Head I . llli, MitHtileSter. Atturitieti, Mr. Swale, Cleat, Ormond -street, London; or Mr. .Nabb, Manchester. Charles Dawes, of liontingdriti, sadler, March a, 3,_ anti Apt a, at elcvcu , at the Crobvu-i him, 1 I At tornics, Mr. Clcimell, Staples-111u, or Mr. Wells, jun. Huntingdon. - Benjaiiiin Hill, of Little St. Alartin's-,lane, Westniiniter, titans mercer, Feb. 27, March c. and April 2, at tcil, at Guildhall. Attornics, Messrs. C:ockayne and Taylor, Fore ' atniet. Crippiepte. Harold Stanley, ut Newark.upun-Trent, scrivener, March 10, is, and April 3, at Wit, at the K)ngstott A mts Newark.;.tipori• Trent. Attornks Messrs. Gtxlitcy and 'l' al. lusts, Newark-upon-'Trent; or Messrs. li.indetleyi Long, and Ince, Gray's-Inn, Foralln. Robert Robbins, of . Birmingham, plumber,' March 8; g, at twelve, at the (.:142 , A1t Inn, steno, an'i !A pill 2, at:eleven, at the Vine hitt, Siohorti. A ttvatitcti, 51c:44r;ii. Let);11 and ll . litiult,"New Bridge.street i/ London ‘ or Ali.' Ovni, Han ley, Sta44ritshire. .Oliver flarkireaVe and john Goodwin, of Manchester, trier- , e iras, 'Feb. 27, March tz, and April 2, at 1 , 2, at the Brio h cwater Arms, Manchester. 'Attornies,.Mcsirs Ches. shire: asal .Walker, Mauclti atCr, • • . . March 29. - Christopher 9 reengrass, late of,Pur::igh, Essex, shopkeeper. March tb. John Graystini .Eastclean; in3ii!ance- broker. March 17. Charles Put vis,ut NV W4.-.ltii IC. itpun-Tpie, broker. March lOhn Carr, late of PrLitefraCt, York, y,rocer. March ts Thomas Watkins, 1:410 01 Bn/id-aka, Carnaby market, auctioneer. March is. john Daviel, of Cardiff; builder: March 21,- lov,p1) Pinfold, of ltudborough, Gloucester, clotbier. TZ. PIM Bingley, at Upper j9tlo.litr49t, St. Pancras, hum:try. MAN:III9. And: Braid, of Fritii-strect, Soho, taker, C:,ERTIFICATES: jam Bottoinley, of I.ceds, timber-wercliAnt, Thulii:ts,Mitcnekl, of Neiv , ..istle.ppoo.Tylie, liiien.draper„ LO,vard of Bush-lane, Canion-str,:,4t, 411;;4:1141r, Williaen M:15011, of Huntingdon, grocer. • ; • lola, V er.ry, of Manchester, dry -541ttr. I'ARTIVERSIIII'S DIS , ,ULPED. James Larkin, Samuel Glazier, and Williaui King, of !last. logs, carpenters. ' • , , Morris Airflow.," Lawrence lugrain,and Wrn. Moore, of Cheapside, hatter!. Wui. ()wen and Edward tones, of •Pool, Montgomeryshire • surgeons. , Charles Armstrong and folin Scott, of clernent's-lane, Lorn. bard-st Net, merchilits. Cahn Stepherts awl Joseph Wiggins, of Manchester, cotton, ChArics Charles Dibbin, of Bristol carriers. Wm. Tonfie, ond Robert Tonge, of Leeds • Robert C ihibrd,, !ohm Biiins, lotcplt Ogd:u, and Dayid Whitley, of Ilightown; Yorkshire, colliers. Charles Wickham rti4l ,Richard Ciiidley, of Upper East Smithfield, cheese-mongers. Win: &ever, jun. and john Ashton, of Oldliam,Laneashire, cotton-spinners. joseplillarrison and John Robinson Harrison, of Sadler's. Ch , zapside, w4teligniseinen. IV Iltiam Dickinson, Joseph Littlewood, and John Bingham, of Slieffiehl,. furriers. , ~, William Chantry, ;mil lames Edwards, of Three Vrown.: 'court, South wark, hop factors. -. lulm Massey, se°. and john Massey, jlat. of Mat:cheater, caleoderers., . , pules Wills and John - lay, °Mastic -street, Leicester-fields, toui,ieal instrumem.r9.,,k.eis.... . ... . 10trids-Mtlr.,:s and W. W. bladford,- of Warrington, liquor. rwrcloantc julin ., itilarcw and Innathau Aptirew, cif !9.4jOschter, calico. Trtitter,. We have receivcd the loU iwiug Extrad of a Let ter from Fielsingburgh • The •winter has sett in here desperately, end shOuldit continue for some days longer,. we may go over and see our good fridnds the Danes, who are harassing us sadly---stopping every Swedish Vessel that passes by. They hardly iollow any system now, but the coast opposite appears to have become a second Algiers :am daily more confirmed in my opinion, that we shall remain friends with'Eng. land. " The report which' has lately been circulated with you, as if a Russian Army .aiEtually had march.. eel into .Fitiland, is so far true, as there always has been an Army in ittissian Finland; .bUt it is rt taken idea if this is believed to be in oar Adand. We have a standing Army of 26,000 men there, and that country is able to raise 20,000 men more, so let them waren in !" • Recipe /hr the Cure of Sidipuss in rung Sheep.--,- ,Whetl the sheip 'is observed to be infeaed, let it be immediately brought into the hOtise; then take a large table-spoonful of mitstard, mix it with boiling water till it bt, 'of a proper ronsiStence to be swat loWed, cad apply it as warm as the animal is'able 'to bear - it: Let the sheep stand twelve hours in . the 'Mouse atter the mixture has been applied. CAultot4.--;For the fattening of- bullocks :and sheep, carrots are supposed by. many "'Cul:Ll6sta to be superior to-most other lodOi-iii-iiartilefs 'are de terred irotn , cultivating usetul: rout, from an idea thithhey cannot gather a (realty t MS' IS a mistaken opinion, 'as a weight nearly etjual to tur nips inly be grtiwn ,tappn an Acre; an:t one acre of carrots is equal in feeding to three of unnipc, Z,2IP .47E401.11'. COUR.T.OF KiNG's Vsa. 214. Tiff KING V. WILLIA.M -PEIRSLEY, This was 'an indifelthott for:an assault- upan-Sh nobert Peat, at Drury-lane Theatre, on the 14 of 06tober last. Mr. GAnaow, for the prosecution, solicited the peculiar attention of the Jury to this case, that they : migbtlbe able to form a just estimate "of the mag nitude of the offence, and by finding the Defendant guilty, exhibit tb others the'serious consequencei Of the breach of 'the laws. The Prosecutor was a 'Clergyman of high respe6.lability, pne of the Chap lains of the Prince of Wales, and on the t 2th of U3oher visited Drery-lane Theatre. At first, he placed' himself on the. King's-side of the house; but • observing some friends in an opposite box, he went ,out with the intention of joining them. In the 'lobby, ,however, he saw.the Delendaet and another Gentleman, Whotb..he afterwards understood to be Mr. Mellish, .conversing with one of those unfor tunate females by whom public places, of amuse ment are so much' infested. As there was room to pass between the two Gentlemen, the ho sseutor inadvertently was about to proceed in that, dire&ion, When he was stopped by the fist ,of the Defendant upon his breast,who exclaimed "-bs, G---d,, you shall nut pass this, way, who ere your" The Prosecutor inquired to which of the persons he was le address himself, as:both of them were violent, when the Defendant vociferated, " To me, Sir.".: Sir Robert Peat then inquired 'who the Defendant was, and was answered, " I am, Sir, what perhaps, you are not, a Gentle Man." nwilling to create a disturbance in the Theatre, the Prosecutor proposed , an adjournment to the Bedford Coffee-house, To this suggestion the Defendant consented, and taking Sir Robert by the arm, dragged him along the lobby, as it be were a culprit in his custody: - Instead of going :out of the Theatre by the Russell-street door, ; where the Prosecutor had left his gre.it ,coat, they left, the Thetfre:at the door leadiog into Brydees 'street, and proceeded, by mistake, for• Seine down Catherine-street, before Sir Robert Peat sound that he was going from the Bedford coffee-kitose., When he discovered his error,' he communicated it to the Defendant; who immediately fell into a Vio lent passion, and with a large stick struck the, Pro- , SeCtitor a heavy, blow on the -head; but fortunately his hat guarded it so ell - ea:Ally, that no material injury was Teeelited. Observing that the Prosecutor 'did not fall, the Definition( began with the greatest . brutality to kick Sir Robert Peat in various parts of . his body, aiiJ aiming his blty,vS‘instic,l,l,,it diNO.Oll that it'was obviiins he intended to i,94ia a . lasting injury The Prosecutor then called the.warch,'froru whom the „Dqtendant., rescued himself, and it \vas nut until alsittanee was inkicurcd that the Defendant, wm . lodged in Si. Mary's NVatch-hQuje. struggle it was in vain fnr Sir Robert to resist, the : Defendant.being au extremely powerful man, and. so well skilled in die pugiii.-;tie art, that the Learned Counsel believed he divided time principally be- ' tween the stages of the prize-fighters, and the Lob hies of the Theatres. Sir rObert Peat was then called, and detailed the circu►nstance of the assqult. stated, ,in the opening of Mr. GAO ROW. On his eross-;examination by Air. JERVIS, for the Delendan4 he said he had I ovi.ived a foreign Order _of Knighthood, which had been confiraic by the King uf Glee Britain. . Mr.' JERVIS' then objeaed, that in the itidi6tment the Prosecutor wax called " Sir Robert Peat, Knight," whereas it appeared he was not a Knight of nay of the Orders of this Country. ' The CHIEF; JUSTICE said lie would reserve the point ; but enquired if there were any,evidence to contradid the fat, of, the ashault ; and 1)64 answei-, cd in the negative, his Lordship observed, that, no other testimony could atreet The verdict; and that the Defendant %maid well,.before he was brought up for judgment, to apologize to. the PrOseCut4r, who seemed to be a man of mild, gentlemanly, and inoffensive manners.. If the Defundart did nut _think it right to humble himself before the person he had so grossly - offended, it would be the duty of the Court; by their sentence, to make him humble. --:Verdict Guilty. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, SATURDAY, F:u. zo. MIDDLESEX ELECTIONS. JOHN FAUST V. SIR F. BURDVIT, DART. This action was brought to recover, -a balance, of :.2,1001. end upwards, ; charged by ; Mr. - Joha Frost work and labour, and tor money paid on Sir Francis,Burdetes account, during his ditferenrcon tests for the county of Middlesex, between the years 1 803 and t 806. This only a balance 91 an ac count,. the' Plaintiff admitting payments to. a con siderable amount ; which the. Defendant, on the other hand, contended were greatly more,than suf.- ticient. to satisfy every legal.ur fair demand which the Plaintiff could have. Thellaintiff's claims, so far as they consisted of rentutieration for personal services, were of charges from 3 to 5 guineas a day, according to the nature of the business in' which he was employed, during ,almost the whole . pariod of time from the commencement .61 the, scrutiny ariling out of the el e ction s . 1802 down to March 1006, when the Baronet's connection with the Mid dlesex contests was wound up. They even em braced the period of the prosecutions a perjury, bribery, 84.:. and it appeared that Sir "Vrmieis di rected Mr. Frost to defend the parties pr ß s ec ute t l, which time a bill was feuati against,the Plaintiff , but which was not tried, general rti mission having, taken place.', 1101 money licivant* consisted of payments to persons emploj(cd,,,b himself. - Mr. Bonney, who had been elealott-agent for Sir Francis; was the first witness called, and proved the fal,:t of Mr. Frost having been a strenuous friend to Sir. Francis during the different con tsts, and, thongh he could no; Altogether stater. that he was regulayly eiigaged as his agent, he did not think the (literati; charge exp:b4{lot. Sovralletters were J.e4il ,from INcfr. Bonney and Sir Friltwis, prossiog • Mr. Zrost to .copae to town froth his retreat at East cixiu4eart , ,a rid 'give :-bis asiis99cc, as he loved the cause,' and it would tie lost wulit,ut Mr. Warren, wl4. w Ape of the .Counsqd em ployed 01l the scrutiny, spoke; to Ate 'exertions o: Mr. fitret - st tint, on bis cross,examidation, said thn :other Gentlemen vk:ere as aCtlyeas he. • A persoti of the name of Kardyman was eke) examined as to the suais paid by Mr. Frost for Sir FrAnds, to persons eMployed at the election ; ou cross-exaniinatitin, it appeared t hat-he mac a spy o: Mr. • Mainwaring's Committee, and had taken, Money from both parties. : Several other witnesses were examined, consisting of Mr. Frost's Deputies and Assistants, whom he himself had employed, at salaries of from a guinea per week to two guineas per day, and the, sums paid to whom now tbnued , items of charge against S:r :Francis. The trial went on rill five o'clocl;, when it was adjourned till, Monday, the Learned ,Fudge recommending a -refin-ence of the matter, so far as the accounts were concerned. • _ _ _ • . - The Learned • Judge cautioned the J nry not to snffer 'any-person to converse with 'them on the sub jeat in the mean time,. • OLD BAILEY.---Ou Saturday twenty-six. Prisoner* were •tried, two of whom were capitally conviOedi viz. Edward Tobin and Edmund Hickey, for steal in the dWelling‘hOuse of Samuel 'Berger Guks. of yerallion, two stick's of distilled verdi t grease; and 1 t lbs. weight of bronze, value 931. the goods of Lewis Berger,, John Berger, and David Berger. " Seventeen were canvi&ed of Felony, viz. Samuel Corsyn, 'Lazarus Joseph, Nary 'Smith, Edward ,Higgins, Mary. Turner, John M‘Daniol, Robert Kyme, Henry Sells, Elizabeth Holly, Paul Co"l` , William Miles, John Ames, John Ward, Sarah :Bache,' nachael Ball, Thomas Bowers, and limn Child ; and seven were acquitted. SPORTING ANECDOTE.--Last Week a fox broke .cover before the hounds of Air. Wilson,.of Hawkes .head, and near that place, when, after a severe rtttt of many miles, in time course of which'the wily ef forts of Reynatd to escape were prevented by the se fperior Sagacity and:exceifeuee of the hounds, the lox had nearly attained his old retreat. -He was, how ever, so hard pressed, that he leaped into, an old coal • pit, where, he was soon afterwards followed by two of the foremost hounds; a rope being procured, an intrepid collier consented to go down and learn the fateof poor Reptant and the hounds. On his reach ing the bottom,. to found the fox and one of the ' 'hounds iyipg,peaceably together; but the other killed 'by the fall. By the assistance of the hunters the ;collier wlahauled to thesnri:ce, with the fox in l / 4 ofte gripe and the live dcg in tl:c other. The wifeof . ,a poor man at Liverpoi)l, named :Ed mood, has had seven children, three 411 whom in all res - petc.is resemble the. Altnnoes of Chveniotini,,uaine dy, with, fair. skin, kixeu hair, and • roie-eolonted . tyc-f3,. while her other children : .haVe.had dark hair !anti complexions, and dark : or bine eyes. The 3d and 4th children were male twins, the one blue eyes and dark brown hair, the other NV4IS Albiti.—There have been 'Six fethales of this de-. scription in the United Kiugdoni within the last OU years, some of 'whom are now exhibiting'iibout the country. The:match made on Monday last, for the Young Phenomenon mare, the property' of Mr. Bowen, to trot- eight miles in half an hum, was decided yes terday on the . Watford Road. The mare carried feather weight ; but' this point having been too much considered, was the occasion of time match bt:- ing loit, the boy who rode her being no irter :than eight years old. The mare broke .her pace three times during the race, and was brought% to a halt each time, according to the usual form, and she was t t minutes performing the 4istance. It would have been what is - technically termed a certainty, had the rider kept a steady hand. -Thy Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general rct resOafully infotthed, that the. Drawing cam , !pence's the Bth of next mouth. HOUNSBY DO Co. particularly .recommend 'a perusal of the Schal"e , because it will bear the most minute' examination.-- - - Tickets are selling at 211. and Shares in proportion. All orders will be duly attended to, at eitheir of their State Lottery Offices, 26; Cornhill, 57, Charing cross, and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough. • SHIP NEIPS. ORAN/BERND, FEBRUARY 19. Passed by—the Cecelia, Mark, fmm St. NliebnePs ; Mark and ahigatl, —, from Charlestown, and Cynthia, Way trip from Ne nd la nd Sailed—the Thames, Evans, t;)r Dublin q TrclawneY Planter, --, for Curacoa ; and the Abeona, Grant, lo; Montserrat. I'IOA On Thursday, at the Archbishop's Palace, at Ladtbe!ll. the lion. Mrs. Hugh Percy, of a Daughter. Ott Saturday, at his house in Grosvenor-square, the Lady of Colonel Gore Langton, M. k. of a Daughter. MARRIAI) , . On Saturday, at St. Georgel Church, HanOver-sqUa Mr. Hoare, to Miss C. Deering, only daughter of. Sir 'E t !.., ward and Lady Deering. I.ately, at Dumfries, Lieutenant-Colonel A lexander 11 , 1.14- land, in the Hon. Ease-India `Cotivany 's Service ' to Catharine Currie, youngest datighter of .the late David F.s-1.. of Newlaw. , • few.days ago, at George's Church, Alexandre Pot: 101 e Esq. of Temple. House, in the coniity L'Lstrarige,' daughter cif 'Colonel - L'Estrange, of looP" ) " . ' ,the'N.lsg's County. 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